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lams712 Donating Member (645 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Feb-22-04 08:54 PM
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15. The incumbent will be at a disadvantage...
...because he's the incumbent and Nader's and the Democrat's campaign are about CHANGE.

IN 2000 IT WAS DIFFERENT. The Democrats were the incumbents and the Republican vote and Nader's vote were both reflective of the desire for CHANGE.


The incumbent is almost ALWAYS at a disadvantage when there is a STRONG DESIRE FOR CHANGE.
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